Sasuke was utterly confused. After Kakashi disappeared, he opened the sealing scroll.
The scroll recorded all manner of Uchiha Style ninjutsu, taijutsu, and genjutsu, covering training methods from Genin to elite Jonin. It even included instructions and precautions for using the Sharingan.
After casually glancing through it, Sasuke instantly found answers to several difficult training problems. This scroll definitely could not have been written by an outsider who had merely obtained a Sharingan.
Could it be that Kakashi had truly not lied to him? That some of his clan members had not died and were living outside the village with Naruto?
But when Naruto had left back then, why had he not taken Sasuke with him? Why had he left him alone in the deserted Uchiha Clan Compound?
Sasuke could not understand it, but he now had a concrete plan for how to improve his strength in the future.
First, he would train according to the scroll. Then, when the right opportunity came, he would find a way to awaken the Three-Tomoe Sharingan. Only then could he defeat Kakashi, leave the village to search for his clansmen, and finally take revenge on Itachi Uchiha.
Early the next morning, Sasuke arrived at the Ninja Academy and took a seat by the window in the back row.
This was his first time coming to the Ninja Academy since entering sixth grade. Once students reached sixth grade, their ninja studies were more or less nearing their end. Aside from being taught the experiences of senior ninja, all that remained was the assessment for the Three Basic Ninjutsu Techniques.
He had already mastered the Three Basic Ninjutsu Techniques before the end of his first year.
Most students could master them by their third or fourth year. Only a very small number of dead-last students